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Add Kubernetes e2e tests of the driver #470
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Are you trying to test CSI migration with the k/k external test suites or test EBS CSI with the external test? Either way, the tester config file single-az-config.yaml, tells the tester what cluster to spin up and what test to run. If you want to download k/k source and compile it, you could put it inside the |
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Kubernetes allows to run its e2e tests against a CSI driver: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/tree/master/test/e2e/storage/external
It will go through all Kubernetes features - dynamic provisioning, topology, subpath, volume expansion, snapshots, cloning... It allows a CSI driver to select features to tests (e.g. no cloning for AWS EBS).
What is necessary:
ginkgo -focus=...
in a specific kubernetes/kubernetes dir.From the other tests in this repo, 1. and 3. look easy, however, getting upstream tests at point 2. may be complicated. Is
tester/migration-test-config.yaml
something similar?/feature
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